[aerogear-dev] blog links

[Erik Jan de Wit]

Hi,

So my suggestion was not to have something like planet.jboss.org where we have duplicate posts, but to have an aggregator to get blog posts from our personal blogs that contain a special tag, 'aerogear' for instance, and have jekyll download that rss.xml file then we can have a page somewhere on the aerogear.org site, that is the same style as the rest of the site, with just links and maybe a short intro to the actual blog. That way people searching for things about aerogear don't have to know all our personal names and blog addresses and it doesn't kill SEO it supports it as our blogs will even ranked higher in google. The only issue with this approach is that we don't update the site that often, but that is also something we could live with.

On 11 Oct,2013, at 17:37 , Douglas Campos <qmx at qmx.me> wrote:

> On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 04:52:52PM +0200, Heiko W.Rupp wrote:
>> 
>> Am 11.10.2013 um 16:49 schrieb Jay Balunas:
>>>> Duplicated content hurts SEO, that's why I've been avoiding it...
>>> 
>>> Do you know the degree of impact here, or links for more details for
>>> us to review.  I did some quick searches and read some of them, but
>>> a lot seemed mixed, some good, some bad.  
>> 
>> SEO is one part of the game. The other is the visibility on jboss.org
>> and also the feeds from it that people may have already subscribed to.
> 
> AFAIK, our blogs are on planet.jboss.org (at least my posts tagged with
> 'aerogear' appear there :P)
> 
> Either way, our site is pretty different from jboss.org (ours is 100%
> static html), and I don't think it'll be healthy to pull this feeds on
> the client side. And this feels a little bit old too - hence why I'm
> trying to avoid the 'aggregator'.
> 
> -- 
> qmx
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